Donald A. Promnitz
Reporter at The Hanford Sentinel
Sports and General Assignment Reporter at The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier
Christian, editor and award-winning reporter. Frustrated SF Giants fan. More frustrated Packers fan.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Donald A. Promnitz
PELLA — The city will move forward with its indoor recreational facility following a 5-0 vote at Tuesday’s city council meeting. Councilmember Lynn Branderhorst was overseas on a planned trip and absent from the meeting. Approval for the 78,000-square-foot indoor rec center, located northwest of Pella Sports Park, came after nearly three-and-a-half hours of deliberation by city council, and from hearing presentations on funding and feasibility, as well as community support.
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1 week ago |
oskaloosa.com | Donald A. Promnitz
PELLA — The city will move forward with its indoor recreational facility following a 5-0 vote at Tuesday’s city council meeting. Councilmember Lynn Branderhorst was overseas on a planned trip and absent from the meeting. kAmpAAC@G2= 7@C E96 fg[___\DBF2C6\7@@E :?5@@C C64 46?E6C[ =@42E65 ?@CE9H6DE @7 !6==2 $A@CED !2C<[ 42>6 27E6C ?62C=J E9C66\2?5\2\92=7 9@FCD @7 56=:36C2E:@? 3J 4:EJ 4@F?4:=[ 2?5 7C@> 962C:?8 AC6D6?E2E:@?D @?
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1 week ago |
oskaloosa.com | Donald A. Promnitz
OTLEY — Local startups went into the shark tank Monday evening to pitch their businesses for grants. The Red Rock StartUP! event was held by Marion County Development at Cordova Park, and saw five businesses make a pitch. According to Christopher Watkins, assistant director for Marion County Development, any startup is welcome to apply and everyone leaves with a grant. kAm“#65 #@4< pC62 $E2CEFA — H9:49 E9:D :D @FC A:E49 6G6?E — :D 56D:8?65 7@C 2?J 368:??:?8 4@>A2?J :?
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2 weeks ago |
meadvilletribune.com | Donald A. Promnitz
ALBIA, Iowa — Mobile homes are nothing new, but the one that rolled through Pella Tuesday morning was a bit different. The 1,800-square-foot house was brought from Pella to its settling point on North E Street off Iowa Highway 5 in Albia, a 40-mile journey. The house was originally used by Pella Regional Medical Center as a living quarters for traveling doctors and nurses. kAmxE H2D 24BF:C65 3J t5 $:>AD@?[ H9@’D 366? >@G:?8 9@FD6D @FE @7 !6==2 7@C ac J62CD] %96D6 9@FD6D 2C6 :? EFC?
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3 weeks ago |
oskaloosa.com | Donald A. Promnitz
ALBIA — Mobile homes are nothing new, but the one that rolled through Pella Tuesday morning was a bit different. The 1,800-square-foot house was brought from Pella to its settling point on North E Street off Iowa Highway 5 in Albia, a 40-mile journey. The house was originally used by Pella Regional Medical Center as a living quarters for traveling doctors and nurses. kAmxE H2D 24BF:C65 3J t5 $:>AD@?[ H9@’D 366? >@G:?8 9@FD6D @FE @7 !6==2 7@C ac J62CD] %96D6 9@FD6D 2C6 :? EFC?
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